Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: No use crying over stolen bikes
My bicycle was stolen on Sept. 26 from a shed located on private property behind the rental unit where I live. I worked hard to earn the money (about $900) to purchase that nice Bianchi, and another…
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5mCharlemont resident takes top prize in poetry contest
C. Desirée Finley of Charlemont won first place at the seventh annual Beals Prize for Poetry awards ceremony held at Beals Memorial Library in Winchendon.
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3mFranklin County teams included in first MIAA power rankings of fall season
With the calendar turning to October, the state tournaments for fall sports move closer. The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association released its first set of power rankings on Tuesday morning. Sports include field hockey, football, soccer and volleyball. The top 32 teams qualify or the tournament. Teams below qualify for a preliminary game with a record […]
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2mPHOTOS: Marveling over comics
Discover the essential principles of time management and productivity techniques designed to help you streamline your daily tasks and achieve your professional goals with greater efficiency.
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5mWhat’s next for Hampshire College land? Amherst forums favor mixed housing, farmland protection
Residents shared visions for the future of the Hampshire College campus during recent listening sessions, advocating for diverse housing, protected open space and agricultural preservation while opposing developments such as data centers and big-box stores.
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5mGreat River Challenge triathlon to raise money for Northfield summer programs
The Great River Challenge Triathlon returns to Northfield Mountain this Saturday, with money raised going toward offsetting the tuition costs for children participating in summer recreation programs.